en.Wedoany.com Reported - Forestalia is advancing a wind power project in the Tosos area of Zaragoza province, Spain, with plans to install 13 wind turbines. These projects have a total installed capacity of 77.9 MW, involving four wind farms: Henar II, Henar III, Canteras IV, and Canteras V. The company has formally processed the initial permit fees with local authorities to commence construction.

According to Forestalia, the Tosos development will account for 43.6% of the total planned capacity of the four wind farms in the Campo de Cariñena region. Specifically, Henar II will install two 14.2 MW turbines, and Henar III will install seven turbines with a capacity of 38.5 MW, with a total allocated capacity of 98.8 MW for both sites. Canteras IV will feature four turbines with a total capacity of 25.2 MW, while Canteras V will be accompanied by the construction of export infrastructure with a capacity of 41.8 MW.

These four projects will install a total of 27 turbines in the Campo de Cariñena area, with a combined capacity of 178.6 MW. The investment for the installation of these 13 turbines exceeds 70 million euros and is expected to have a positive impact on the local economy. Forestalia's General Manager, Ricardo Samper, stated: "The progress of these new wind projects is part of our strategy to accelerate the energy transition and our contribution to a more sustainable, efficient, and competitive electricity system." He added: "These initiatives allow us to generate clean energy while promoting social prosperity and economic activity in the region."

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